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New York Press Opinions of tho Events Of
RI the First Dny. Nf-ft5s 1tN.
a Dlaino Doom,

N. J. Time, tAu1) III
The delegates to tho convention all
gathered without reference to any candi.
date. They chow very marked zeal for
the absent leader. Tho only incident Of
tho Getslon yesterday occurred when on
tho roll.call the name was reached Of the
James G. Blaine Club OF tho Sixth As
sembly dia!rict In this clty-a diatrict In
which there arc hardly as many Republi-
caus 40 there are in tho convention. The
namo brought out burat OF applause In
which very few Of thoae present refused
to Join and, theao few were mostly from
Ohio. There 10 no doubt from the tenor
OF the talk among tho delegated and those
who orc watching them that the great
body OF them have come to organizes foI
Blaine aud would not have como for any
other purpose. a.F
Theirs will DO no formal recommended.
ton Of Mr.. Blalne's name, for mono Ii
needed, but the email contingent who
have come to Now York In any one elss't
interest will 20 homo discouraged. The
tactic, Of the majority and OF tho ahrewd
and experienced managers who are tax
ing charge OF tho affair arc to abstain
from any open action, to commit no one
but 10 send homo those whom have had
any doubt on the subject, convinced that
Mr.. Blaine Is tho 9trongeat man the Re-
publicana can name. On tho whole VI
bulieye that he Is. Why2 Because hlt
friends will permit no one else II nomi.
mated to DO elected. They will treat any
rival Of his as they treated Mr.. Davenpor,
In 1856. Undoubtedly this Ia a good
policy for securing the nomination. II
lnakes the prize worthless to any ohio,
competitor. 1t leaves the field practically
free, and the Blaine forces will accept i
with a rush. But 1t 10 not q promising
policy for election.
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who Adds n thousand Dollars Day to tho
Income of tho Methodist Episcopal MIS-.

Who Adds n Thoushnu OolthFhh my W NV
Income of tho Methodist Episcopal MIS-.
sionary Society.
Two yonrs ago Chaplain McCabe, IS the
subiect OF this nketch 10 Usually called,
rgiaed the cry, "a million for missions"
A wear after Ii was found that the call had
besn promptly responded to, and last year
the amount asked Tor was increased over
filty thousand dollsra. The mission fund
now reaches nearly one million dollars
and quarter. That building In Broad
way, New York, known as the Methodist
Book Concern, Is tho centre OF great
church commercial interests, including
the banking business oil the Me!hodiet
Episcopal denomination. The treasurer
of this institution has paid out over two
million and hall dollars on foreign let
ters OF credit.
OF the Methodist ministers who have
shown great capacity for raising money,
both In tho way OF devisiDg waya and
means for doing 1t and by pereonsl solicit
tgtion, Chaplain McCabe 10 the leader.
He made his "recoyd" az finarcior in
connection with tho Church Extensiou
Society; now, in a!ill larger field, he
serves his denomination with an ability
which, il employed in tho pursuit Of per-
Boral gain, would havo given him, in all
probability, O place among the "hesviest"
inillionaires OF the county. Chaplain Nc
Cabo'a expenses are paid by private sub.
scriptions, and his splendid services 10 the
Missionary Society average a gain to its
treasury OF CT least thousand dollars &
day.
Charles @. McCabe was born at Athens,
Ohio, October II, 1888. He was educated
at the Ohio Wesleyan University, and en-
tered the Ohio Conference in 1860. After
rerving an appointment he enlisted 40
Chaplain in the 1924 Ohio Infantry. He
WAC taken prisoner in tho battle OF Win
chester, and spent four months in Libby
Prison. The Chaplain rejoincd his regi.
men. on his release. Soon alter he was
pressed into tho eervica OF the Christian
Commission, IN tho interest Of which he
collected lare Gums OF money. at the
c!oae of the war he received pastoral ap.
pointment in the Conference. Subse.
quen.ly he acted as agent In the Centenary
year, and in 1865 was appointed agent OF
tho Church Extension Society. Later he
was mado Assistant Corresponding Secre.
tary OF tho Board OF Church Extension.
His chief work until ho became connected
with with the Missionary Society was N
raising Loan Fund to expedite the build
ing OF churches. He isnoT General Sec
rotary OF that society. An official man Of
high standing, IN orator, asinger OF pop
ular church muaic, and genial brotherly
psreon, Chaplain MeCabe enjoys wide
spread popularity and extraordinary in
nnanca -
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Q!!!.ke M11ekEiQkllEAE:
wnEEllxe. W. VA. pEuEMDEn II. 1857


The Democratic and Muswump news-
papers ore very unhappy over tho wonder
full meeting Of tho representatives Of tho
Republican clubs Of tho country. When
the project wan fret announced they did
not think Vi. was going to be much Of q
storm" but when tho tide rolled In from
the far Pacific and tho enthusiasm took
on ell the rigna Of hurricane, they COIL
cluded thoy must begin 10 do something
to head of this great movement.
Il The New York inns commenta on tho
Blaine feeling in The convention and tries
to mako much Of It. There 10 nothing
aurpris!ng in that. blaine ID tho iRvorite
OF 80 large q majority Of Republicans that
1t Is not possible for any number Of them
to get together without the great leaders
nams being heard in the midst OF them.
Tnis may not boa welcome nl2n TO Mug
wunpc, but what are they going to do
abou! it2 II Republicans deuire Blaine
they will nominate him, and thore will
b, no MuSwumps in the convention tc
stop It, AK,
The suggestion that Blaine Republicans
would not permit any othor Republican
to BIO elected, ia boah. Tho nominee o.
the convention will get the vote Of every
Blalns Republican. There aro Blainf
mea who do not call themselves Repub'
licans, and they rep,es5n! vote not to be
depended upon i9r any other man, though
thu Blaine men would leave nothing un'
done to uecurs that aud all other yotes for
tho nominee. The mon who supported
Blaine in il tho last campaign are net o.
the Muswunp variety. They are moi
bolIeya.
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A Remarkable CRso Of Insanity.

During a performance OF "Article A."
by Clara Morris at the Grand Opera
House at Washington City Thursday
night, Annie Horton, grest.grand.
daughter OF John @. Calhoun, who is now
an employe in the Postoflice Department,
became violently insane during the scene
in which Cora 10 shot by George Du.
hamel. Five or six years sgo Miss Horton
fred several shots at George Morgan, 8
son OF Senator Morgan, Of Alabama, and
i. il thought that the ecers on the stsge
recalled the affair 80 wildly as to unbal.
ance her mind.
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Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will, on December oath, o5:h, 2Gth
and Slst, 1887, and January LIST and I'd,
1855, cell round trip ticksta, at One Fare
for the round trip, from all nations to all
ststlore, on tho Trans. Ohio Divisions, and
on the Columbus Se Cincinnati Midland
Railroad, including Chicago, Wheeling,
Pittsburgh and Cincinnati. Tickets will
be good returning until January Sd. 1855,
inclusive.
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Arc You LosloE Money

The winter Is hero. It has not been
(. very severe In most sections so far, mud
Saoma OF the weather prophets tell "a VIC
4 are TO have 0 mild winter, which would
@be blessing to farmers. But this North
/ ern climate is productive Of good snug"
wintera 40 rule. And now the question
comes: ""Are you losing money? II tho
stock ia unprotected from the cold and
Dtorms Of the winter season, you are be.
ginning to lose money and you will con-
itinue to lose 1t all winter. II anybody
who has no sholtor doubts it, let him drive
his cattle upon the scales now and again
In the epring. He will find he has less
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pounds OF cattle at tho end OF tho winter
than he haa now. II is q little late to pro-
vide o shelter, hut better late than mover.
Put up something, II 1t Ia at all possible,
that will DO some protection. Usually q
little ingenuity will suggest come plan to
accomplish the purpote. The better tho
nholter. will mean moro esYing Of beef.
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True dolicacy OF lsvor with true efficacy
OF action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popu.
lar. 1t clenses the system, cures costivs.
ness, etc. Messrs. Logan & Co., Anton P.
Hess, r. B. Burt and @. Menkemeller.
have been appointed agents for Wheel,
inc W Va
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This 10 Win, American Wage. Farmers Want

+ MS ID W mt Amoflcnn NnSt.Enrnefb want
to Know.
Secretary William Martin, Of the Anal
gamatcd Association, puts this to the
President and his friends through the
Labor Tribune:
In treating on tariff matters in his meg.
sage, President Cleveland, while he affects
to have great sympathy for the working
men, and would like TO see the wages OF
wQrkingmen kept up 10 the present stand.
ard, fails to state how it would be possible
to do so under hia free trade theory. What
VIC want explained in iigures 10 how, un-
der FREQ trade, with tho aoodgates opened
to foreign competition, our home mRnutac-
80 to 200 and more per cent il wsgc3 than
their foreign competitors and continue IN
bugineSs.
This lisa wise saying. .1tclTers the free
tradsra chance to make demonstration
in national economy that would reflect
everlasting credit on their genius for cx.
tracing sunshine from cucumbers. Here
is their golden opportunity to chow the
world how 10 mako something out Of
nothing. When they ehsll have done
this the search for tho philosophers stone
will BIO at an end, and there would bs no
market for perpetual motion If it were
found.
How wages are 10 be maintained against
free competition such rs the President ad-
vises, Is what the ignorant American wage
Garner wants to know. The better in
formed President and his friends who got
him into the trap may perhaps tell before
tho next election. They need not hurry.
Any time between now and then will do.
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MANY Of the good things Of this lie arc
sorIowfully let alons on account OF Dya.
pepaia. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepaia, Indigestion and Conetipa-
ton; sold on positive guarantee at %
and 50 Centa, by Logan & o., O. R. Goetzs,
9. Menkcmiller, 4. B. Bur. and Bowie
Bros. .
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.

COMMISSIONERS SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
~ UABLE REAL ESTATE.
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Va:
Margaret J. Kerr and husband
william lin ct al. 'nAn'e'S'
By virtue Of decree entered In the above cuti.
Tied cause on the fourth day OF November, A. D.
1851 the undersigned special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1851
beginning at 10 O'Clock An sell a. public auctlou
at the front door OF tho Court House Of Ohio
County, West Virginia, the following described
piece OF land lying and being situate In Ohio
sugar tree stump, corner 10 Daniel GiIen and Ell
sh Marllng tracts Of land: thence ). 80 E. 70 poles
70 stoI 9; thence =; 56sso 81 poles 70 stake in
to the beslnninE containing three acres more o.
less, 1t being the same tract OF land which WEB
conveyed to Ann Hine by James Wayt and vile BY
desd d Ss'ea n ,ht M Siw,A D. ls7o
christs Amended Addition 10 the city OF Wheel.
Ing, lying and being situate on Wheeling Island,
on tho west Eide OF North York st,eet, formerly
Chestnut street fronting about thirty (sY feet oil
said North York street, and running back at right
angels with said North York street about one hun.
dred and forty feet to nn alley.
TERxsoF 6ALE-One third OF the purchase money
aud as much more as the purchaser may elec, 10
pay In cash, and tho residue In two equal install.
ments OF SIX and twelve months respectively, with
lnteres. from the day Of salc, the purchaser TO
sivc his notes for such deferred nay neuts with
good personal security AID the title 10 be retained
until payment In full Is made
g. l.. CRAEMER,
Special Commissioner.
l hereby certify that bond has been given by
the above named :ptcial Commissioners rs required
by law and the decree In the abnye entitled cause.
JOHN ". MITCHELL
nol5 Clerk OF Circuit Court Of Ohio tOunty.
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The Book Fable,

"Pre.Glacial Man and the Aryan Race"
by Lorenzo Burse, is book tho peculiar.
lily OF which would be eutliciant to msE Q
it worth reading. The author holds that
tho early chapters OF Genesis constitute
m allegory the correct Interpretation Of
which reveals the history OF creation, OF
pre.glacial man, Of the Aryan race and
Of the Asistic deluge. Mr.. Burge thinks
that with the MD Of modern scientific dis-
covely he has been able to open this seal.
ed book. We have not given the work
the CAREFUL reading which we hope to give
it later, but We find i! highly interesting
and altogether etriking,-Lse d Shepard,
boston. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling.
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DIED.

WlLEY-At her home In Belmont county, Ohio,
on Friday December 10. 1887, Mrs SOPHIA.
wIio Of Andrew ?. Wiley, aud mother OF Mr..
Alex s. Wiley. Of Whecling.
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lWHEELING, & ELM GROVE R,R-
l.vY On and after Monday, October 81, 1857,
run as follows: ,s,l i 5I-''- i. i -
Leave Wheeling:
$50 N. 7:0a m, a N. II: 90 m, / 80 D m. $50
m, $50 p m, 7:c0 p N, 900 N. NJ 1850 1900
Arrive at Wheeling Park: ~ d
800 N, 7:3s m. 9:s5 a m. lbs a N, 2:o5 D m.
toS p N, S:sa m, 1855 m, 9:35 p m. 4. =.
Lcsvc Wheeling Park: VII y y
GAO N. 7:45 m, 1000 m. 1880 nj, $50 D m.
4:20 N, GAO IN, 500 IN. 1000 N. ~ -
Arrive at Wheeling: ~ q X. 4
6:5 a m: $40 n: 1875 a m, LOS N, s:a5 D N,
4:aS N, d:iS p N, S:S5 p n, 1850 p n. 4 i =
.s0NDAYs--Lesve, tho city at 500 m, and ru n
OF 800 N, aud run every hour until id n:
cept the church train, which will leave the Park
Of s;S N, and city at ILLS p m. ~ 4,
oc29 5iit3 Il ~ \. q, HIRSCH. supt
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1t would DO a.fo to offer q reward for a
boy Of 1857 who would not enjoy, il be
had the chance, Prof.. soley's splendid
book "The Boys OF 1872" Tho book tells
the story Of tho naval progress of the
country, ono Of the brightest in the his.
tory OF any people. 1t is not only re-
cital OF battles, but has all tho romance and
adventure Of the sea-a topic OF which
the American boy never wesries. The
abundant and excellent illustrations are g
feature OF the book--E,tes d Lauriat, Bos.
ton. Stanton & Davenport, Wheeling, =
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TRUSTEE's SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUSTEES SALE.
Ky vir!uo Of q drei OF trust made by James E.
Faris and Eta B. Fars. his vile, to me as trustee
dated July IT, 1884. recorded In tho Ollie OF the
CLERK Of tho County Court OF Ohio county, West
Virgi ola, In Deed OF Trust Book No %, plSe Is,
will sell at tho north front door cl the Court HOUSE
Of said county, on ...l
SATURDAY. tho :lst DAY Of JANUARY, 1855,
commencing at 10 o'clock n. m, the following de-
serb ID property, that Is to say: All that lot or
parcel oil ,g'ound on Wheeling Island known az
Lot Numbered Eighty-cight In Zlne's addition
TO the city OF Wheeling, In Ohio county, West Viz
GINA, together with tho Improvements thereon,
longing.
The title L. believed to DO good, but selling As
trustee will convey only the title vested in me by
said decd OF trust.
Terms OF SALg-0ne-thiri and as much more as
the purchaser elects 10 paw In cash on the day Of
sale the balance In two equal insalmGnS at ono
and two years. the purchaser to gise notes bearing
interest from tho day OF sale for thu deferred pay.
ments; the title 10 be retained until paymen: l.
". J. W. CoWDES, Trustee.
W. y. HALLER. Auctioneer. deli
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The Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Railroad Company will sell Excursion
Tickets during tho Christmas holidays 10
Cleveland and between all stations on its
road excepting between stations on Bel.
lairc and Martins Ferry brarch) ono
single trip fare for the round trip. 4l
To ticket sold for less than ten (lO)
cents. Local tickets will bs good going
December "a, 22Gand 81, 1857, and good to
return December 20, 1887, to January 9,
1855, inclusive. Cleveland tickets GOOD
for return December "a, 1857, to January
s, 1883, inclusive. 'gs
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For homo reading in the family circle
or Tor public defamation the books Of
George N. Baker will furnish as much as
anybody can comfortably got through
With In an ordinary life time. Mr.. Bakers
newest compilations include "Graud
Army Speaker" Yankee Dialect Rscitn-
tions," NEGRO Dialect Recitations,"
Irish Dialect Recltations," ""Nlealsy Dia.
! lect Rscitstions," of German, French and
Scotch, and "Tho Reading Club" OF all
sorts. Bound in paper.-Lee K Shrpard.
B0tton. Stanton & Davenport. Jvhccling. :
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II. 2. q o. Railroad

gellaire = ZanesVillc Through Passenger leaves
B1l!Gire g. Sio .. NJ. arrives at Bellaro at D. m.
NJ, arrives a: BellAlre At $40 g. NJ ~ - -
6uuameraeld Accommodation leaves Bellaire at
100 p. NJ, Arriyes At BellAire ut ll:ih a n - "
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Jane Andrews Is one Of the writer's
whom the young people, and some who
are not go young IS they used to be, like
to follow through the pages OF her we'll
written books. "Only Year and What
1t Brought" will not disappoist those who
expect nomethipg good whenever they
take up q book from this pleasing pen.
1t 10 good story, is OF good motive and the
telling is in the authors best vein.-Let &
Mepard, Boston. Stanton 4: Davenport,
Wheeling. ss'E's
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TO CALIFORNIA,
December 10 and &c, 1887

Excurnions to Los Angeles and San Fran.
cisco, CAL, will be run from all points on
the Han. Handle-Route OH Mondays, De-
cember 10 and 20, 1887. Pullman Bude.
Cars and Eastlsko Coaches will run
through to St. Loul, and Chicago, where
connections will be made with through
cars running over California lines. For
full information regarding rates, time oil
trains, and choice Of routes, call on o,
address the nearest agent OF the Pan.
Handle Route, or SAMUEL MooDY,
District Passenger Agent.
l724. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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pUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
pROpERTy ...'.- - -

n
l. PROPERTY. =
By virtue Of the will Of John Simmons, de-
ceased, the UNDERSIGNED will Offer for sale to the
highest bidder. before the Court House door OF
Ohio county, OH
SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887,
the following very valuable city property In tho
city oil Wheeling, towit: That lot Of ground lying
on the southeast corner Of Market and Twenty
seventh streets In said city, being flity feet on
Aarket street, and one hundred feet on Twenty
seventh street, upon which there Ia q tWo.story
double brick dwelling. ..T 21T'I'i
TERssoFsALE-One.thlr d O! tho purchase money
In cash, and the residue In six and twelve months
from the day oil sale. with interest from .atd dav;
the purchaer will be- required to g!ye his notes loI
the deferred payments; a deed will be made to
the purchaser, IN which lien will be retained ior
the deferred payments II the purchaser elects 30
10 do, he cen pay the whole purchase money In
cash. .4- vi -, -, - - :
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock 4. X.
For Information apply TO Q. W. Kreiter. No. 50
seventeenth street, or to Edward Westwood, No.
3l03 McColloch street. 49, WI,
t|. @ Q. ". kRElTER. Executor,
EMMA WE5TWOOD, Exccutrx
NOVEMBER 4, 1857. = u - : ! nnfs
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. only absolute.
TRAVELERs' GUIDE,

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAINS-On and sitter Nov. 20, 1ss7-EyrII-
NATION OF REzEIEAC8 M GEE. @Daily, tSuuusy
copied. SUNDAY only nster Standard time:
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NEW Apy III, i !: u v, =

VITANTED--A SITUATION AS sHIp-
wv PISa Clerk or Assistant Book keeper, by a
young man. AddIlss, THOi. GAY, 2c6 Eighteenth
ttrppt 7EsFaz 's 49, dane y,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
Cleveland Coming.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 15.--It
is more than probable now that the
committee from Missouri, which will
arrive here next week to extend an
other invitation to the President and
Mrs. Cleveland to visit st Louis this
fall, will receive favorable response
from the Executive. A gentleman
who talked with the President about
the matter few days ago said 1.-THE
President decided when he wrote his
letter recalling his acceptance of the
Invitation to visit st. Louis at the
time of the G. A. r. reunion that he
would not go West at all this year,
but in view of the kindly expressions
from the people OF st. Louis and
throughout the State of Missouri,
and the keen disappointment express.
ed by many, Mr.. Cleveland felt con.
strained to reconsider his decision.
He is anxious to visit the West, you
know, and especially the great met
ropolis of the Mississippi Valley.
think you can make the positive an
nouncement that the President ant
his wife viii be in st. Louis on th,
I'd of October. He will also, il th
public business will permit, make tn
circuit of some of the Western State
planned some time ago."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21

Mr.. PowDERLY declares that he
will retire from his position as Gen
eral Master Workman of the Knights
of Labor at the national convention
of the order, which meets at Mime
apolis next October. The reasons he
assigns are, the dissenslons in the
order itself and the false accusations
made against him. The question OF
successor is one upon which hinges
the prosperity and continuance OF
the order. If the communistic ele-
ment gets into power, the knights
will fall to pieces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-07-21
the Disease at Rush Hill.
To the Editor OF the Ledger.

To the Editor Of the Ledger.
RUsH HILL, NO., July ID zee
in the LEDGER of the 9th letter from
the State Veterinarian in regard to the
diseaee among the cattle of our vicin-
ity. When he was here he was in
formed that these affected cattle had
been with cattle shipped from the
South, and was furnished all the facts
in the case. He decided emphatic
ally that it was not Texas fever, and
was not brought here by these South
ern cattle. He now comes out and
virtually acknowledges that be does
not know what it Is. ssbut hopes TO
elucidate the MYSTERY some day IN
the near future" This same disease
has prevailed among the cattle Of this
and other states for the last 40 years
where ever native cattle were brought
In contact with Texas cattle tae mss-
terry has neyer been solved but sKe
know the disease is brought here by
Southern cattle. And we understand
ore Of the duties Of the State Veteri-
marian Is to prevent the introduction